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Pagina 163
... bear , and Tom into a tomb . C makes limb climb , hanged changed , a lever clever , and trans- ports a lover to clover . D turns a bear to beard , a crow to a crowd , and makes anger danger . F turns lower regions to flower regions . G ...
... bear , and Tom into a tomb . C makes limb climb , hanged changed , a lever clever , and trans- ports a lover to clover . D turns a bear to beard , a crow to a crowd , and makes anger danger . F turns lower regions to flower regions . G ...
Pagina 383
... bear Till death shall set me free , inquired with languid curiosity what kind of a bear a con- secrated cross - eyed bear was , anyway , has many uncon- scious fellow - sufferers , even in intelligent congregations . Mrs. A .: " Now ...
... bear Till death shall set me free , inquired with languid curiosity what kind of a bear a con- secrated cross - eyed bear was , anyway , has many uncon- scious fellow - sufferers , even in intelligent congregations . Mrs. A .: " Now ...
Pagina 473
... bear - baiting , not because it gave pain to the bear , but because it gave pleasure to the spectators . " Few readers , however , are probably aware that Hume expresses identically the same idea . " Bear - baiting , " he says , was ...
... bear - baiting , not because it gave pain to the bear , but because it gave pleasure to the spectators . " Few readers , however , are probably aware that Hume expresses identically the same idea . " Bear - baiting , " he says , was ...
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